that's a very stable cable table

you're like the lawful good version of michael reeves

Robby: *exists Everyone else: Micheal Reeves

This is the type of interesting shit u come across at 4am

This man is the reverse-Michael Reeves

You look like Micheal Reeves if his parents loved him.

chaotic evil: Michael Reeves lawful evil: ZNA Productions lawful good: Robby Cuthbert

This is the manliest sewing I've ever seen

This was recommended 2 years ago. Now you're back on my homepage. Congrats on your video's second innings

Honestly the $1500 price tag is well deserved.

Ingenious design and looks beautiful! There's gotta be a huge market for this type of furniture/art

i'm very impressed at the fact that the wood can sustain such pressure, especially with the grain being so small, incredible work of art. congratz

I was pretty surprised at first that you went with cutting out those curved wooden legs, given the short grain, instead of bent lamination, but when you jumped up and down on that sample outdoors my eyes lit up. That's the functional beauty of the tension system. Well done.

Whoa!!! Crazy beautiful pieces!

Robby! Come back to KZfaq! The world needs your kind of creativity and inspiring expression of art, math, and science. I hope you're doing well. Your sculptures and furniture are absolutely incredible and I know I'm not the only one dying to know more about them! We need to see more! We all hope to see you on YT again sometime soon!

Do this with clear wire, it would look like it’s floating

Beautiful and brilliant! Thanks for sharing your work with us!

Brother, you are a genius! Amazing work!

Simplicity, balance, strength, and elegance all in one gorgeously made functional table package. Thank you for sharing your process!

Beautiful work Robby!

Amazing work! I'm a civil engineer and a woodworker and it's great to see the two getting along so well. Beautiful piece! Industrial, organic, warm and fluid - no small feat and you executed to perfection. Also, 99pi is one of my favorites...

Finally, modern art that is actually useful.

I have always been fascinated by wood and seemingly floating objects. You know how to do it beautifully in a perfect way. I wish you continued boundless creativity and success in your business!

Wow! That is super cool! I’ve never seen anything quite like that. As someone who had a career in the structural end of construction, I can definitely appreciate this design. Very cool! 🤜🤛

So many levels of beauty on this work! as an engineer I love every single thing about it, thanks for sharing!

You are young, beautiful, creative and a genius

Wow, this is amazing, never seen anything like this! You've found an exceedingly elegant and original design philosophy.

I'm flabbergasted! You are a VERY VERY bright young man, with a lot of talent and some extremely original ideas. You's be excellent at building suspension bridges! Thank you so much for sharing. Your work, although computer-based, is graceful and doesn't feel "machine-made"- this is an achievement in itself. Bravo!

Dude, this is incredible! Hope you don't mind if I try something based on your idea one day.

I went down to the comment section after watching one second to mention how he looks like Micheal Reeves... but less *Micheal-y* Then I realized everyone had the same idea.

Why did KZfaq just recommend me this when I could’ve seen this 4 years ago. Making this is now on my bucket list

Generous of you to share your technique in such detail, Robby- much thanks.

nice work, detailed tutorial, thanks for sharing! partial countersinking of the copper stoppers could be nice as well. also possible to make bigger pockets (so crimp tool can fit) and seal them after tightening flush with pressfit copper discs, leaving them visible on the upper side.

This is super cool I remember doing a project like this in 8th grade algebra but never thought about using this pattern as structure for a table

A beautiful young man with a creativity that is only seen once or twice every 50 years. Congratulations. You have a follower and subscriber from Mexico. Kiss.

Thanks for being generous enough to share your knowledge & creativity. I am nowhere near as proficient yet, but this inspires me. You clever baby!

That's fucking AMAZING! I Would love to incorporate this into a live edge river table!

The tension in the room is so thick one could almost cut it with a knife.

Thanks for such a great design and build demo! I'm inspired to go try my own hand at this and because you make it look so easy I'm ABSOLUTELY confident that when I'm done I'll have something that looks like that time I got a dozen cane poles hopelessly tangled and had to cut the monofilament, hooks and bobbers away and re-string them. At which point I'll have even more respect for this build than I do now, if that's possible.

Wow, this particular style is really good looking and personally I love everything about the physics inside it. It looks unreal and that's beautiful

2:57 my man roasted himself for his work, hats off.

Why does his voice randomly switch between normal and Kermit

That’s about the coolest thing I’ve ever seen on the interwebs! Bravo!

Your process is wonderful, thank you so much. It's one thing to learn, bit you never know anything until you teach.

how did youtube know i would enjoy this i never saw any videos of this type and now this is in my recommended what the hell i think gods real

I don’t know who Michael Reeves is but this guy looks like him. Finally

Man, this was one of the nicest tutorials I have ever seen. Congratulations for the job really much, and thank you for sharing. God bless you.

Great video Robby. Not just a fantastic design & build but you explained the process really well. Thank you.

how you got all these dope furniture but a couch like that

Not to be political but Who is Michael Reeves

The most impressive piece of furniture I've ever seen! You are an amazing designer.

AMAZING!!!! You've got an eye for design, for sure, young man. those sculptures and tables are beautiful. And I am more of a traditional furniture type of person. The floating ring was my favorite.

Wouldn't it be true that the more weight that is on it, the more stable it is? Since the cables would be pulled more due to bending? What a great design

3:07 learn to use the door like a normal person

That is the most amazing table design I have ever seen. I need to try this out

It's very beautiful. I love your art and your idea for this original design. Congratulations!!!

Great design. If you drilled wider holes on the one side of the legs the crimps could be embedded inside the legs and completely covered. Also i would like to see this with white legs and black cables.

You have already accomplished things that I am still dreaming of doing, and you appear to be 12. Fantastic work. I'm going to go eat a gallon of ice cream now. : - L

Really great video. Thanks for sharing all the methods used and explaining the process. Most guys keep their methods to themselves. Really appreciate your efforts to share. Great going 😎👍🏻

As a woodworker who loves elegant interesting solutions this really pushes me to think outside the box. Awesome table!

One day, You will be asked to build a large structure of concrete held with high tension steel.. 🤘🏼

If you pluck the cables, do they make music?

Amazing building quality, clearly no expenses were sparred in calculating the internal forces and stresses (it's clear that the table is purely at tension as the name implies, no compression or flexing or torsion on any member whatsoever, so an amazingly precise naming), not to mention the extensive optimization, and only the best fastening techniques and practices were used. The jig set-up itself is a work of art as well, wood on wood bearing with no clamps by the jig itself plus clamps outside the jig. Clearly a masterpiece by a master of art and engineering and crafts, worthy every penny.

just stumbled across this and was pretty impressed by what you do. Thank you for making this available to learn from, I may have to give my wife something to remind me to work on over the weekends.

Me: I should be studying for my physics exam youtube: YoU lIkE pHySiCs?

My favorite is “that one in Boston that looks weird but it’s name is weird. Yeah that one after the tunnel. Yeah you know”

This video inspires me so much. This guy is probably in high school and he already has a very professional business. His designs are beautiful and very original.

Been wood working for 20 years and never seen anything like this wrll done youl be very successful in a woodworking career

So you're saying the real rule is measure once, cut 50 times?

I'd be interested in seeing a video showing just how much load bearing capability it has. If you were willing to destroy one of those awesome tables, possibly do a video showing the weight it can withstand before failure?

Robby does an excellent job in his tutorial, very professional and the work is nice as well.

Rob its nice to see the development but honestly what's even better is the fact that it was made by you, congratulations !

There’s a lot of tension on the table. 🙄

That t-shirt! You beautiful nerd. :')

That is so impressive!! Beautiful work! I'm really looking forward to what you design next. Thank you for sharing this. Cheers!

Beautiful design. The amount of labor needed to make that. Looks well worth it. To have a finished project that looks so amazing

Bro you are a freak... I mean that in the best of ways. Great Vid great table. Subbed

You should drill some counter sinks where the crimps are to hide them. You could even cut out little caps to cover the holes and hide the ends of the cables completely

Wonderful creation, thanks for sharing. I wish I had discovered tension based furniture years ago, but now that I have, I'm excited to try my own projects!

Robbie, your work is like masterpieces, real art.

*me standing in front of this table holding scissors in a shaky hand* I must

So, theoretically, once you put the glass on the table, you can go back and cut a bunch of the cables without affecting the structural integrity of the table

Amazing, thank you for such a detailed and informative video, I was very inspired watching you work and explain the insides of this design. Best wishes.

I love how you explain everything so well being so young

Wow! You are really good and quite young :D I visited your web page, I'm programmer of such things and your side is pretty cool :D (part time programmer - I'm high school student intersted in math, lazy though) I have a few questions (I didn't find FAQ): 1) Can you (or somebody) point me to math behind this? - I saw sketches on your side, is there more to see? Or is there different aproach than sketches? (like a demonstration)? 2) How long does that table take to make? - I mean for you as you are quite experienced. 3) Do you do the same designs to sell them to the public? - I visited your side and there is 'UNAVIABLE' written over every product. I'm interested if you cannot keep up with the demand or whether you made one, sold it, and kept it on the web page to show what you made and sold. 4) How many people are there behind this project? - Is it only you? Are you the designer and builder, while you have 10 people advertising, programming, video editing, recording you...? Thanks for answers / redirect to FAQ :D

One side of my 1 year old couch Already broke. Duct tape and an old dictionary to hold the wood underneath works just fine. S

Love this video man. Glad to see the youtube algorithm supported your channel

2015 ! Waw the quality of it and the table is beautifull. I enjoyed every part of it ! nice

Great work, but it's worth putting felt onto your leg jigs to avoid scratches on the finished surface :)

but is it level?

Criminy, that's just beautiful Robby! I'd really like to see more of your work.

Wow, one of the more unique tables that I have seen made on youtube,,,, well done good sir,,,,

Nice shirt!

*It’s all fun and games until someone grabs the scissors*

This was genius. You got my subscription. You make some beautiful and functional pieces that are scientifically and mathematically fun to look at and ponder!

How does this guy not have a silver play button and all those channels with crappy kids content have gold play buttons!!! show some love people and spread the word~~~

Have you thought about using more legs? I think one with 5 legs would be really impressive

i would add somekind of rubber between the glass and wood to prevent glass sliding off Edit: also it would prevent scratching on the glass

Big respect! That is a beautiful design.

This is truly amazing. A concept with so many potentials. Not sure if anyone have done this but damn you're good. Thanks for the tutorial !